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KMID : 0904520130330010161
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Health and Medical Sociology
2013 Volume.33 No. 1 p.161 ~ p.188
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Influence Factors of Married Women’s Depression Change - focused on householder and poverty
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Kang Seok-Im
Jeon Hee-Jeong
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Abstract
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The purpose of this study is to analyze factors which impact married women’s depression change with the lapse of time, especially focusing on poverty and existence of household heads. To do this, Korean welfare panel (1st~3rd year) was applied, and a potential growth model was used for an analysis method.
The analysis showed that main factors such as age, education level, one’s physical condition, and self-esteem have an influence on a longitudinal change of married women’s depression level. The initial value and changing-rate of depression level for a group of householders and a group of non-householders appeared differently according to age, education level, and housing types, but one’s physical condition and self-esteem emerged into a similar aspect.
In addition, the initial value and changing-rate of depression level by existence of poverty appeared differently depending on age, education level, and one’s physical condition but showed that housing types and self-esteem were on a similar aspect. Through these results, it emphasized the need for more concrete and differentiated supporting policy of the intervention of social welfare relating to married women’s depression according to socio-economic conditions and psychological factors of candidates.
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KEYWORD
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change of depression, female poverty, female-headed household, potential growth model
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